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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1946
Page
27
The United Nations today opened the search for a permanent headquarters site in the United States, inviting locations nationwide to submit proposals and join the discussion on the project. Officials stressed the need for a site suitable to house the expanding organization and its growing activities.
Science offers a hand held hearing device small enough to fit in the hand that helps the deafened hear faint sounds. Accepted by the AMA Council on Physical Medicine, it requires no battery pack or bulky casing and can be self adjusted as hearing changes. Beltone of Chicago offers free literature and home demonstrations with no obligation.
The assembly approved the proposal to hold the next session in Europe despite strong U S opposition. The vote followed a compromise to avoid a Russian battle over wording. Delegates also admitted Sweden Iceland and Afghanistan while five other bids from Albania Outer Mongolia Ireland Portugal and Trans Jordan were rejected.
Margie Parks, a Seattle Trust & Savings Bank cashier, moved her tight shoes and triggered a burglar alarm. Ten patrolmen confronted suspects with drawn weapons as the incident unfolded inside the bank, then quieted after officers arrived.
Rail hobbyists recall the old lingo of pioneers who kept trains moving. Editor F H Hubbard catalogs terms like HIGHBALL for a fast run and INDIAN VALLEY ROAD as ideal job lines, noting the era’s drift workers and the fading flare of railroad jargon.
Police hunted a Black man who allegedly broke into a River Oaks residence in Houston at about 3 AM and threatened the wife and her family. He held a gun to her head while the husband and two sons slept in the house. The 46 year old victim is described as prominent. The case involves a violent home invasion and assault.
R T Phinney Braniff Western division traffic manager met with Don Schomburg Amarillo district traffic manager to discuss operational matters. The pair conferred on routes schedules and carrier coordination.
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